FloraFolio
Index ยท Monstera ยท Monstera acacoyaguensis
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At a Glance
Light bright indirect
Water Every 7 days
Humidity 60โ€“80%
Temp. 18โ€“29 ยฐC
Habit Climber
Growth Moderate
Care Moderate
Height 2โ€“5 m indoors with support
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Monstera acacoyaguensis

Monstera Acacoyaguensis
(mon-STAIR-uh ah-kah-koy-ah-GEN-sis)
At a Glance
Light bright indirect
Water Every 7 days
Humidity 60โ€“80%
Temp. 18โ€“29 ยฐC
Habit Climber
Growth Moderate
Care Moderate
Height 2โ€“5 m indoors with support
Add to your collection
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Origin & Habitat

Mexico to Central America; wet tropical biome

Description

Elongated glossy leaves that can develop fenestrations with maturity and climbing support.

Climbing hemiepiphyte that needs support for best mature foliage.

Botanical Notes

Accepted species in POWO/Kew; common in aroid collections or frequent in Monstera searches. Not a hybrid entry.

Care Guide

Use a chunky, fast-draining aroid mix and provide a moss pole/board where possible. Keep evenly moist but not wet, and increase light gradually for mature foliage.

Repotting

Repot every 1โ€“2 years in spring, or when roots fill the pot. Provide fresh chunky mix and a larger support rather than a much larger pot.

Feeding

Monthly in spring and summer at half strength

Common Problems
  • Root rot from overwatering, leaf yellowing from low light or cold, brown edges from low humidity, and spider mites/thrips in dry conditions.
Notes & Curiosities
  • A collector favourite because mature leaves are elegant but the plant is still manageable.
โš  Toxicity: toxic to pets, toxic to humans. Contains insoluble calcium oxalate crystals; chewing or ingestion can irritate the mouth, throat and stomach in pets and people.
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